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We believe all people should have access to high quality health care regardless of race, creed, colour, national origin, political or religious affiliation, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, family relationship, disability or economic or health status distinction.

05/22/2026

For 50 years, care at SRCHC has been about more than services — it’s about people feeling safe, welcomed, and connected.

At our Moss Park Consumption and Treatment Services site, that’s been meeting people where they are and building trust through human connection, understanding, and compassionate care.

Lamia Nouman, a community health worker shared this dream for the future:

“I hope people will still see SRCHC as a place that leads with a holistic, relational model of care — care that’s open-minded, low-barrier, and accessible for everyone who needs it, so no one is left behind.”

As public funding for this site comes to an end, we are determined to carry forward the impact of this approach.

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05/21/2026

Last week, South Riverdale Community Health Centre (SRCHC) held our Annual Staff Appreciation event, at the Evergreen Brick Works, to celebrate staff and their years of service at the organization.

Staff had the opportunity to collaborate with others in fun activities, such as shelter building, making seed balls, and going on nature walks. In addition, Service Awards were provided to staff that played a long-term role in providing care and service to clients at SRCHC.

Thank you to everyone that attended and made the day special!

05/20/2026

We’re turning 50 — and we’re dreaming forward.

South Riverdale Community Health Centre is creating a Community Advisory Committee to help shape our anniversary celebrations — and the future we’re building together.

We’re looking for 10 community members who:
· Live in the community
· Use our services or programs
· Are connected through local community organizations or networks

No experience needed — just your ideas and perspective.

Find out more at https://bit.ly/4v3QnSY

05/19/2026

📢 Free Program 📢

Want to strengthen your communication skills to better support patients in understanding health information? Choose Health is offering a virtual Health Literacy training webinar for healthcare providers!

The training will focus on:
• Presenting health information in ways that clients can easily understand and process.
• Helping clients make informed healthcare decisions and better navigate health services.
• Understanding of Health Literacy concepts and practical communication skills to support clients in achieving their health goals.

🖥️ Topic: Introduction to Health Literacy
🗓️ Dates: Fridays, June 19th and 26th.
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM -12:00 PM

🔗 See the attached flyer for more information or click the link to register now - https://bit.ly/4wF7qMw

05/15/2026

Philip Berger first walked through our doors in 1978 — and today serves as a Board member, still dreaming forward with us.

His hope for the next 50 years?

“That caring for refugees, 2SLGBTQ+ communities, people who use drugs, and those living in poverty is no longer seen as controversial — but simply as the right thing to do.”

For decades, we’ve taken bold, evidence-based action to support our community. And we’re not done yet.

Here’s to continuing to lead with compassion and courage.

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05/12/2026

Fifty years ago, SRCHC began as a shared dream —shaped by neighbours, advocates, and a belief that everyone deserves care, dignity, and a place to belong. What started as a bold idea quickly became something real: a community-driven space built around people, their stories, and their hopes for a healthier future.

'50 Years · 50 Faces' celebrates the people who bring SRCHC to life. Together, their stories reflect where we’ve been, what we care about, and where we’re headed next. We’ve now posted ten profiles and will continue adding new faces and stories throughout the year, building toward 50 voices that reflect the richness and diversity of our community.

Today meet Community Health Worker, Doug Belanger, Board Members Philip Berger and Arman Hamidian, Executive Director, Anishnawbe Health, Michael Milward, and SRCHC Physician Lead, Dr. Angela Wong. Read their stories here: https://bit.ly/3Pa7oLM

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05/08/2026

This Nursing Week, we’re celebrating the incredible nurses who provide compassionate, community-based care to people navigating substance use and mental health challenges.

Erin Telegdi, a nurse of 13 years and our Manager of Advanced Clinical Practice for Substance Use & Mental Health, shares her dream:

“My dream is that we will once again be funded to provide supervised consumption services as part of the full spectrum of substance use care. The Moss Park OPS/CTS has taught me that healing, for all of us, happens in community.”

As part of our 50th anniversary and series, we honour this vision for the future — while also facing a difficult reality. Our Moss Park CTS is set to close in June 2026 following the loss of public funding. Read our statement to learn more: https://bit.ly/4f9ye17

Now more than ever, we must recognize — advocating and fighting for what is right for patients and communities, even in the most challenging circumstances.

To go deeper, listen to Erin’s conversation about her work with fellow CTS nurse Patrick Corvyn, host of the Walking Radio podcast: https://bit.ly/3QUNghu

05/05/2026

As we celebrate 50 years of care rooted in community, partnership, and connection, we are also honouring International Day of the Midwife (IDM), and the vital role midwives play in shaping more equitable, compassionate care.

We’re highlighting the MATCH program (Midwifery and Toronto Community Health) and the collaboration between SRCHC and to support care at the Early Pregnancy Clinic. When community and hospital teams work together, access improves, gaps are reduced, and people receive care with dignity at every stage of their journey.

Today, Shezeen Suleman — one of six midwives at SRCHC and co-lead of the MATCH program — shares her dream for the future of care:

“My dream is for more people to access safe, respectful, life-saving care and to create a different experience for them, one that truly honours people’s right to make decisions over their own body.”

As we look forward, we’re reminded that too many people still face barriers to care. Midwives work to ensure that every person has a voice, choice, and the support they need.

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05/01/2026

In honour of , we’re celebrating and thanking all of our physicians for the care, compassion, and leadership they bring to our community — including Dr. Angela Wong, our physician lead, who is sharing this week’s dream.

“My dream is for care to see the whole person — their medical needs, and their housing, food, and social connections. And to care for SRCHC staff, so we can continue to bring this dream forward every day and keep caring for our community.”

As we mark our 50th anniversary, we’re with our staff and community — deepening our commitment to care, connection, and community, every day. Together, we strive to show up for people in all the ways they need, while caring for the teams who make that care possible.

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04/29/2026

Fifty years ago, SRCHC began as a shared dream —shaped by neighbours, advocates, and a belief that everyone deserves care, dignity, and a place to belong. What started as a bold idea quickly became something real: a community-driven space built around people, their stories, and their hopes for a healthier future.

50 Years · 50 Faces celebrates the people who bring SRCHC to life. Together, their stories reflect where we’ve been, what we care about, and where we’re headed next. We’re beginning with a handful of profiles and will continue adding new faces and stories throughout the year, building toward 50 voices that reflect the richness and diversity of our community.

Today meet Community Health Worker Frank Crichlow, our first patient Maggi Redmonds, Executive Director, St. Michael’s Homes, Robin Griller, Dr. Jeff Powis from Michael Garron Hospital, Toronto East Health Network and Shannon Wiens , SRCHC CEO. Read their stories here: https://bit.ly/3Pa7oLM

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04/24/2026

"My hope is that SRCHC stays deeply rooted in this diverse community. Many local people face complex challenges of differing sorts. If SRCHC is able to remain inclusive and welcoming, caring for the whole person, not just the illness, it will continue to build a strong, healthy community for the next 50 years."

Shared by our very first patient, who continues as a patient and valued community member, today.

For 50 years, we’ve believed that health care includes treatment, having a safe place to live, access to food, meaningful connections, and a sense of belonging. This belief has brought staff, volunteers, partners, and community members together to build care that truly supports people’s lives.

Here’s to growing stronger together. 💭➡️

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955 Queen Street East
Toronto, ON
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Monday	9am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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http://srchc.ca/

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